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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHWEST

By virtue Of deed of trust. dated January 25.
1879 recorded in Liber No. 906 folio $50. ct seq,
and ut the request Of the party secured thereby win
ises, on FRIDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY,
AD 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P n, the following de
in said District to wit: All those certain pieces
GELS of ground known and described Lots numbered
ten QO) and eleven I'll j. in GunneN's subdivision of
square numbered three hundred and five t3O5). the
whole having front Of forty-three 43 feet on 18TH
depth Of ninetythree e3 feet to an alley together
appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash balance In two equal instllments and
years for which notes of purchaser are to be given
bearing interest from day of sale at six per cent
deed Of trust on the property sold all cash. OPP
ton OF purchaser deposit of 800 will be required
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise the trustee the right resell the
property at and cost of defauting purchaser after
i've days public notice of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, d. c.
N.Y. dEds THOMAS j. HOBBS. Tr,lstee
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The Boston Ideals Disbamd.


ALMOST IN A ROW AT ERIK.
A special from Erie, Pa, 10 the Philadelphia
Press, dated sunday, says: The famous Ideal
opera CO. disbanded to-day, and started Tor New
York on different trains. The quarrel has been
going on in the company for two weeks, and
Marie Stone and Zcia LuSSan have been at
swords points for SOME time. Marie Stone charges
Manager Foster with favoring Miss Lussan I'm
press notices. The upshot or the quarrel to-day
was the purchase 10y Manager Foster or Me
Donald and Barnby'S Interests in the company,
and the latter, with Marie Stone Tom Carl, Balm
bridge. Baxter and Others, form the nucleus OF u
new company for next season with Miss Ober, late
of the Boston Ideals, as manager.
Fosters faction comprises Miss Lussan, Harriet
Avery, Louise La Blanche, Messrs. Clark and
Lussan. The company played FRA Diayolo" at
the matinee yesterday, and part OF Miss Lussan's
faction was cast 10 sing with Marie stone, and
while there were no open .hostilities, defiant
demonstrations and omissions OF cues created a
sensation in the audience. In the evening the
opera The Daughter OF the Regiment was put
on, with Miss Lussan as leading lady. While the
opera was in progress IL was discovered that
Clark who was cast 10 take the role OF the Ser
gedfit was not on the stage, and his substitute
broke down. The curtain was rung down in con-
fusion and there was a walt OF half an hour. The
audience rendered an ovation TO Miss LusSan.
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pEREeMPTQRY SALE OF TWO LOTS ON MERI
l. DIAN HILL, ONE ON CALIFORNIA AVENUE
AND ONE ON CRESCENT

I[nHN lIIIAIt ONE ON CALIFORNIA
AND ONE ON CRESCENT STREET.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY SIXTH, at ar
front Of the premises, -
LOTS AND 20, IN BLOCK 6, MERIDIAN HILL
Lot fronting so feet on Crescent street. and Lot 20
fronting 90 feet on Superior or California avenue.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years. notes to bear six per cent interest payable
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust or all
cash, at option of purchaser deposit of 800 re-
CURED on each Lot at time of SALE Conveyancng, &C.
ut cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days. otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaultng
purchaser after tive days advertisement.
my3-4t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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will Stop selling OIcomnrpnr,ne.

DsTRoir, MICH, May 3-The six months licenses
taken out last November for the sale OF oleomar.
garfne expired saturday. and far as this city 10
concerned, Will not be generally renewed; $3.50
per year for wholesalers and s4S for retailers, all
TO be paid In advance, Is heavier burden than
they choose 70 Voluntarily assume.
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The Anti.P0yerty society.
T.


ABOUT 1T.
DIR. McGlynn and Henry Georges Anti-Poverty
Society held their first public meeting ia New
York sunday at Chickering Hall. Henry George
said they did not propose 10 form a church; there
were churches enough; there was nothing sectar-
ian in the platform OF the society. All creeds are
welcome. III Archbishop CoTigan Chooses 20 1un
he is welcome, and II Robert Ingersoll desires 10
become a member he viii be welcome also The
poverty that Testers in the heart OF great cities
he said does not arise from the nlggardliness Uf
the Creator, but from mans sinfulness. We Will
preach the doctrine OF him who said, '.Inasmuch
We have done IL unto the least OF these We have
done il unto Inc, not like those who try psrse-
cute the men who stand up for the rights Of the
poor.
DIR. McGlynn, on rising 10 speak, received an oya-
uon lie said IL Was hardly necessary for "A priest
TO apologize for loving the poor. lie said he always
intended w remain Catholic and To preach the
Catholic doctrine. and try ana bring back religion
10 the world. Religion Will never be- right" he
said, "until We shall! see "A democratic pope walk
ing down Broadway, with a stOyepipe hat on his
head and carrying an umbrella under his arm"
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WASHINGTON, d. G.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
FT'HoS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
AS HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED


BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity cause
al No 10 49, Equity, the undersigned. Trustees,
will sell at public auction in front of each premises,
on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF MAY,
A. ~ ISL at aAEPA A., -Four 0ch liz be,d NJ
feet and % inches front 9th street east between
provements thereon. CONSISTING of frame house.
AND ON THE SAME DAY, IMMEDIATELY AFTER
eO4, beginning the southeast corner of said Lot
Sr @ th hee vt Ad 5 oh
feet thence west with line striking the dividing
street thence east with said Street to the beginning
improved by Store and Brick Dwelling house: and
10 feet inches front south street, between
9TH and sth streets east, and running back that width
On THE b E SANE DAY Immediately after the above
point on 9TH street east Iii feet and inches from
the northwest corner of said square running thence
and thence west 55 feet to the beenning-being
part of lot in said square with the improvements
On The SANE DAY medsiey after the above
encins for the same is feet from the orthsast eor
of said lot, running thence west SO feet thence
street east thence north with the line of said street B
feet. improved by two story and basement brick
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE will
Si feet ro the
sad square on Market space running thence east oS
south 20 feet. thence west 81 feet thence north 80
feet TO the beginning, improved by dwelling house.
ON THE SAME DAY, AT SIX O'CLOCK P NJ, will
sell the north half of lot No. To- in square 667,
Water street. between south u and streets.
Terms of sale: One-third of plIrchase-Inoney cash
and balance in g. H. and is months from day of sale
with interest from day of sale. for which purchaser
viii give his or her promissory notes reserved
on each piece of property sold for the
thereon No deed deeds will be given until all pur
chaSeoney shall be paid together with the interest
C9nyeyancng at cost of the purchasers. If terms Of
sale be not complied with i'll 10 days the trustees will
resell at cost and risk of defaultng purchasers de-
poslt of $50 will be required each piece of property
sold at time of sale
A GADDdS
421 B st. se-, r..
WILLIAM J. MILLER, ( trustees.
1856 La.
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YOUNG LONG ISLAND DISTRICT ATTORNEY a
FAULTER FOR $4,000.

a YOUNG LONG ISLAND ATTORNEY n DE-
FAULTER FOR 10000.
dispatch from winfield, l. l., says that Dis
trict Attorney Thomas L. MCGOWAN has defauted
to the extent OF between $40, 900 and SEQ Co., and
has left for parts unknown, probably Canada
For five years prior TO his becoming district attor-
ney MCGOWAN was supervisor OF the town OF New.
town. His popularity was so great that on two
occasions he was reelected without opposition.
The funds which he has misapproprlated belonged
TO the town OF which, 10y the virtue OF his Office as
supervisor, he was the custodian, and from which
the interest on bonded and other Indebtedness u
the town should have been paid. The defauter Is
about twenty-eight years Old, unmarried and re-
sided with his mother and sisters In Mlnfield.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FIFTY HORSES,
l. ONE PAIR YOUNG MULES,
At Magrath Kennelly's Livery Stable,
211 18th at NV

pUBLIc SALE OF FIFTY HORSES
At Magrath Il Kennelly's Livery Stable,
211 18th St NV,
On THURSDAY, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M.
Persons in need OF good stock will do well to attend
rec f a as tins stock 2 and sound brought d.
All stock guaranteed as represented or money re-
JAS. W. HAHN, Salesman.
Stock sold on reasonable commissions: ~ -
my2-3t d. N. MAGRATH CO., Aucts.
TlHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
FIVE GOOD WORK HORSES, TWO MULES WAC,
0NS AND HARNESS, ONE ToUR-YEAR.OLD
DRIVER, WILL WORK IN ANY HARNESS, TOP
BUGGY AND HARNE EssSr,o~,
On THURSDAY, NAY FIFTH, 1887. at TWELVE
GhoCK ct stables Of John Cooksey 3o7 18th street
DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE.
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
11O6F Street NV
On THURSDAY, MAY FIFTH. 1887, at ONE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following properties viii be Of
fered,
BY THOs. E. WAGGAMAN:
No 112 K street northeast, FRAME 6 rooms, and
in rear frame rooms, being sub lot 2, square TIA.
No street northwest, frame, rooms, being sub
lot 49, square 615.
Nos. 1OS and ITO Boundary street northwest,
bricks, rooms each being sub lot "a, square SOL
Terms at time of sale.
my2-3t THOs. E. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioners.
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T'E[EGRAMS TO THE Star.

rs SKIN FUII. or pARk-BRowN sroTs, WHICH Al
Tricky COVERED WITH HAIR

rrS SKIN FULL or pARK-BRowN sroTs, WHICH AXE
THICKLY COVERED WITH HAIR
ST. LOUIS, May 3-Imported freaks OF nature
need not be introduced into Sc. Louis now. Her
citizens have awakened 10 the necessity or supply
ing their own freaks The one row occupying the
most attention is In Carundolet, the ntlie
daughter OF J. l. and Mary Mundy, who reside NJ
Grand and Keoin avenues The father OF the child
Is twenty Two years old and the mother nlne,eeh
The little girl is known by the name OF RUBY. ana
Is now four months old. She Is healthy, ana OF
a good size. The peculiar features about her are
that her body Is covered with about one hundred
and nifty spots OF a dark-brown color and covered
with hair. The spots are OF the size OF a silver
dollar, the one on the back being much larger,
however, and extending the fun length OF the
body. IL Is entirely covered with hair. and the
skin has grain something Ike morocco. When
the child was born there was no hair on the spots
IL began 10 appear when she was about one and
hall months old, and has grown 10 be about one
inch long. The hair some OF the spots Ia begin
ming 10 come OUT, while others IL Is increasing.
The doctors as well as the parents fail 20 UNDER
stand the cause or the appearance OF the strange
spots and their capillary covering.
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ap26-d&d:
S. PRATT SONS,
IA NsURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

As INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
POSITIVE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS PROPERTY AT THE
STREETS NORTHWEST, LATELY OCCUPIED
BIZ LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, BEING ALL
OF LOTS NUMBERED THREE C:3) AND FOUR (4)
AND PART OF LOT FIVE go, IN SQUARE NUM-
BERED FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVEN (4O7),
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
This property by far the most valuable unin-
proved business site in the city, fronting 100 feet
on 9th street west and 100 feet street north
laying thereon.
On SATURDAY, TwENTY-THIRD APRIL 1887 at
Five O'CLOCK NJ. we will offer for sale in front of
the premises the above mentioned property
IeTrnS 4 cash. balance In equal nsta1ments in l. 9,
and years notes to bear cent interest, PAYABLE
semi annually and 10 he secured by deed of trust on
the property. all cash at option OF purchaser de-
complied with IN 30 days otherwise right reserved to
resell at risk and of defaultng purchaser after
days public notice OF such resale i'll newspaper
published IN Washington, D. q. Conveyancing, &C.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.,
9th and d SITS NV
sE THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON AC-
count OF the weather, until THURSDAY, APRIL
TWENTf-ElGHTH, 1887, at same hour and place.
ap204t DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned, on account of the rain, until WEDNESDAY.
MAY FOURTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ, at which
time II viii positively be sold, without regard to
weather. If Indictment, instead of in front of the
premises Will be sold at the Office of the auctiOneers
9Th and streets NV. I'd
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A NEW TERROR FOR THE BALD kNoBBRRs.-Th<
Bald knobbers at ozark, No., are again La q state
OF panic over the Indictment OF John and VIM
Mapes sons OF a prominent Baptist evangelist, fOI
perjury. They denied before the grand jury all
knowledge OF the Christian County gang, but
enough evidence was found TO connect them with
the Eden-Green murder. Dave Walker, the leadel
or the regulators, has been indicted on twenty
counts, exclusive OF the Eden murder.
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VT'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON O STREET, BE
TWEEN 9TH AND 2STH STREETS GEORGE

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of ar
the District Of Columbia passed in equity cause ~
1iO,563 shall sell at public auction, in front Ct
the the premises on SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
lowing described real estate situated in Georgetown
N sad District. being part of lot 121 in Holmeads
autlon thereto Square 69l Beginning for the same
at point on the south line Of Beal tnow o. street
distant OF 80 feet east from Montgomery (now 2Sth
street. and run thence Is feet south l2O feet
west 10 feet; north 100 feet to the beginning
Terms of sale-cash, of which q deposit of $50 must
De made at time of sale. Terms to be complied with
In ten days. All conveyancing &C. at purchasers cost
CHAS. II. CRAGIN, Trustee
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.,
9th and ID SITS. IL W

gE- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON &C
count of the weather, until THURSDAY, APRIL
TWENTY EIGHTH, 1887, at same hour and place.
ap2o-4t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-28

Friday Oct Ii, ~ about 9 o'clock, a m while
two young msn Of MeAiinnsille wero retasn
ing home along the streets. they saw two
men apparently trying q effect an entrance
iato Frank nsdmoud's Store. The two men
arss tried the iroat door aud faiiIsz 10 open
10 went around % . side window and Effected
an entrances through the window. The two
yonBg men gave she alarm without disturb.
Tag the baFsiars. and cilizsns siih shot guns
and pistols closed on the building aud de
mAnded an unconditional surrender which
they did without resistance. The burglArs
bad tied up about $50 worth of geoi. aud
secured some small ehaaks Thes were leck
up Ia the city jail till morning. whsn Dspnty
District Bradshaw, Of LaFaS ette waa surA-.
moaed by telegraph, aud they we're given .
hearing. They waved axamsnssspn. aud
were held "a await the action Il tne next
grand jary. Thes ate oa~ c..fins.i in the
county Jail At Lafayette. Tn.y gave shsir
namsa aa w HswaEi a,.d FRANK Alien.
They appear - Ls Oh hauds h. usius =,
--Ez.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-28

THIS GOOD OLD STAMb-EY
accomplishes for everybody exactly what isclsimed
forit One the reasons for the great popularity Of
the Mustang Liniment Is found In its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such a med cine.
The Lumberman needs II in case OF accident.
The Housewife needs it for general family use.
The Cavalier needs Il for his teams and HIS men.
Tho Mechanic needs IL always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs Il Ia case OF emergency.
The Pioneer needsit-can't set along without II.
The Farmer needs It in his house. his stable.
and his stock yard
The Steamboat man or the Beatman needs
hin liberal supply anoatand ashore.
The H0rse.fhncicr needs it-lt Is his best
friend and safest reliance.
The 6t0Cix-grower needs tilt win save him
thousands OF dollars and world Of trouble.
The Railroad man needs Il and win need It 50
long as his lfo is round OF accidents and dangers
The Bnelgwoodsmnn needsit. There is moth
Ing like II an antldote for the dangers to life.
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer
The Merchant needs Il abou aia store afnong
his employees. Accidents win happen. aud when
these oome the Mustang Ianiment is wanted at ,nce
Kecpn Bnkfie III she House. Tis the btst az
sconomy.
Keep : B0tals In Hhe Encsory. Itsimme date
nae IN case o. accident pain and less Of ases
Keep d @nsfie ARwayn in the Stable Ter
Hre VIXEN Nsn1eas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-28
PERSONAL.

Bret Harte Is living quietly In one Of
the suburbs of London, and intends to
make his home there.
Edward Vain, an aged Philadelphia,
who died on Sunday, was descendant OF
Nicholas Vain, the legal adviser Of VII.
liam Penn, and one OF the band accom-
panying him to America.
Boston Corbet, the man who shot John
Wilkes Booth after the assassination of
Lincoln, has just been declared hopeless
" insane. He has been placed In the
Kansas State Insane Asylpn.
Sir Robert Ball, the Irish astronemer,is
on tour Of America. He thinks the Cana
dian skies far superior to Old World ones
for observation purposes. lie may tarry
some months in the Rocky Mountain sys.
tenn.
Mrs. Rose Terry Cooke, who has just
transferred her residence from Connect.
cut to Pittsfeld, Mass, is engaged upon
her first novel, but Ill health continues to
retard this as it has done much of her
other work of late years,
The Archduke John, who has been dis
missed from his high post in the Austrian
army, is nephew of the emperor, and
was born In 1859. Until the date Of his
dismissal he held the rank of lieutenant
general, and was in command of the thisd
division of Austrian infantry.
Simon Cameron is not the oldest surviv-
ing ex-United States Senator after II
According to the Augusta Chronicle the
honor belongs 10 John P. King of that city
who was born in Kentucky in 1899, pre-
sumabIy before the 8.h Of Ma-;h p
Chronicles claim fails He was appoiusea
to fill the unexpired term Of Senator Geo.
NJ. Troupe, Nov. aIst, 1885 and was elect
ed to succeed himself IN 1884, twenty
three years before Cameron entered the
Senate
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-28
Physicians Have Found oat

That conta minating and foreign element
In tho blood, developed by indigestion. Ia
the cause OF rheumatism. This settles
upon the sensitive sub .cutanoors cover
Ing Of the muscles and ligaments of the
joints, causing constant and shifting pain,
and aggregating as calcareons, chaiky
deposit which produces stiffness and dis
tortioD ofths joints. No fact which ex
perienca mas demonstrated in regard to
Hosletter's Stomach. Bitters has stronger
evidence tO support than this, namely
that this medicine of comprehensive use
checks the formidable and alrocious dis
ease, nor Ii II less positively established
that it i preferable 10 the poisons often
Used to arrest II, since the medicine con
tains only saluiary ingredients. 1t is also
sigua remedy tor malariai fevers, con
dy. psla, kidney and blad der
lie and other disorders,
he genuine,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-10-28
POPULAR SCIENCE.

1
by means Of an air gun, Prof. G. u
Mees has found that to drive sfraws into
pine boards and hickory bark, as i often
done By tornadoes, a velocity Of 90 to IA
miles an hour Is necessary.
Sugar has frequently been recommend
ed as 2 meansof preventing boiler incrns
tation. Recent experiments have shown
that forfnic acid Il generated By such use
attacking the iron Of the boiler.
The Swedish count, M. Bjornstjerna
suggested more than forty years ago, In 4
book on "The Theogony Of the Hindoos,
that, as both poles must have been cooled
to suitable temperature at Che same
time, the earth might have been peopled
from the north pole with its white races
and from the south pole with its coiored
races.
There Is, as Prof. Thompson remarks
no assignabIe "yelocity Of electricity" a.
this must vary with the current and the
conductor. Wheatstone, In 1895, seemed
to show transmission velocity Of $4,000
miles second through COPPER wire, bui
IN late experiments signals were sent over
ordinary telegraph wires on poles, and had
rate Of only 1900 10 $1,000 miles. With
wires near the earth the velocity was H..
COO miles, but reached 1900 on very high
wires.
II generally supposed that pneumonia
Is due TO the accidental penetration Of
specific microbes into the system, but the
observations Of NJ. Jaccoud, French stu.
dent Of the subject, show that the disease
really results from the development, un.
der favorable conditions, Of microbIe
germs permanently present in the system
A chief condition OF such development il
sudden chill, which explains the fre-
quent coincidence Of lung affections with
abrupt changes Of temperature.
Sometimes the lampwick will obstinate.
ly refuse to be turned up In an orderly man.
ner. II will seem firmly wedgcd at oae
side, while the other will run up in point
causing WEAKNESS and yexation Of spirit
To overcome this deprayity take new
wick, draw out single thread near the
selyage, and the wick will be found quite
tractabie when introduced into the burner.
The ccgs win take II up properly, and II
viii appear in good form and give m even
fame when lighted.
A Berlin company offers electricity for
boiling water,and other heating purposes,
as well as for lighting.
The Argentine Republic Is soon to have
a weather bureau equipped with forty-five
obseryatories In different parts of the
country.
AFrench horticultnrist, Count dc Buys
son ,insures the growth of seeds so old As
TO have doubtful terminating power BY
soaking them for thirty-six hours in water
containing little guano or other source
of nitrogen.
The classification OF the fishes found in
the sea Of Galilee has led to the strange
discovery that thesc fishes do not beion z
TO the Mediterranean system, but are pecu-
liar,and belong TO the fish system Of the
great inland lakes Of Africa, Tanganyika,
Nyasa and the neighboriag waters. The
canen draws the inference that untold
ages ago the Jordan valley was filed by a
lake which was joined 10 the Red Sea.
then fresh water Lake, which in turn was
in direct communication with the great
lake systetn of central Africa.